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Zip-up swaddle that lets newborns sleep arms up, with hands close to their face
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Many newborns startle themselves awake with their own arms, but traditional wrap swaddles are fiddly at 3am and easily wriggled out of. The Swaddle Up skips the folding: legs in, arms in, zip up.
Its wing-shaped arms let your baby sleep with their hands up near their face, which many babies find soothing, while the snug stretch fabric gives that held, womb-like feeling. The roomy bottom keeps hips free to move, and the two-way zip means you can change a nappy without unwrapping.
It comes in sizes from newborn upwards. Stop swaddling as soon as your baby shows signs of rolling, and move them into an arms-out sleeping bag.
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"Breastfeeding was more painful than birth" is something we read again and again. Why it hurts, how to fix the latch, and what soothes sore nipples while you heal.
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